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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1919
Page
6
E H Crowder reflects on the World War I selective service system, crediting its ambitious goals—enrolling 24 million, mobilizing 2.8 million, and maintaining industrial strength—with shaping a unified national resolve. He praises the melting pot of diverse origins binding the war effort and asserts faith in a citizenry capable of extraordinary national tasks.
The article argues the public’s renewed interest in racing as the war ends and calls for legitimate action to preserve the sport. It notes England and France restrict two-year-old racing to protect horses for later events and suggests distance racing as a remedy to overexposure and imports.
Poppy and Torch of Liberty mentioned for War Service Flags in a muddled snippet. Names like MOINA MICHAEL and Gn KaEP appear amid garbled phrases and stray words.
A mid-century push argues that blindness should not bar men from jobs as factories in New York and beyond shed old prejudices. Programs like Evergreen outline practical training in crafts, caning, basketry, and office skills to help blind individuals gain employment and financial independence.
The readable lines show a first person voice recalling raising my head and a tense moment against an encroaching intrusion. The speaker mentions a motorcycle and a prowling presence, creating a sense of danger and introspection in a fragmented memory.
The document outlines drag operation rules for road maintenance, noting earth material needs, surface relevance, traffic impact after dragging, moisture limits, and the practicality of keeping teams employed. urges dragging be done by interested parties when feasible.
Fragmentary text describes road pavement interaction with water and freezing, noting fat surface issues and water penetration delays that cause damage. The garbled passage references traffic routes, water lengthwise wear, and damaged pavement if repeatedly wet or frozen.
The note highlights that patching is frequently overlooked in systems upkeep. It stresses consistent updates to close security gaps and improve stability, citing common excuses and the need for disciplined processes to ensure timely security patches.
Farmers press for better wagon roads as a protective measure and practical step to improve rural transport. The plea emphasizes genuine access to markets and relief from current travel difficulties.
A fragmented report discusses clover in soil management for wheel drive land. It references agronomic trials and possible effects on soil health and yield, with limited readable context on locations or institutions involved.
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